Ragas will be eleven -a tropical cyclone that will occupy Hong Kong this year, which is a record indicator since 1946.
Hong Kong may temporarily close the international airport related to the SuperNetafun strategy Ragasa, Which is currently moving with strong wind gust at speeds up to 215 km/h from the northern -east coast of the Philippines. Authorities consider the possibility of suspending all passenger flights up to 36 hours. The decision on this, according to knowledgeable resources, may be officially announced on Monday. On Monday, September 22, the Bloomberg News report
According to the publication, the possible closure will be the longest in the history of the airport, and the storm will continue to cause a serious threat to the population regions of the Philippines, in particular Luzon Island. In Manila and twelve other provinces, classes in educational institutions have canceled and suspended the work of state institutions. In some places, evacuation is carried out due to the risk of flooding and landslides.
It is predicted that after the passage of Philippine territory that super typhun will move to the South China Sea, approaching Hong Kong from the south. Meteorologists are warning that on Wednesday the region could cover strong storms and provoke water storms, similar to those observed during the Hunger Typhoon in 2018.
The Hong Kong Meteorological Observatory also warns of the high risk of sudden flooding and landslides due to land saturation with previous rainfall and possible drags of canal systems after recent rains.
According to observations, Ragas will be eleven tropical cyclone, which will affect Hong Kong this year – a record indicator since 1946.
Remember that Vietnam planned to evacuate more than half a million people during the estimate of a strong kajika storm.
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